In a school science experiment, students planted bean seeds in two pots. Pot A was placed in a well-lit area near the window, while Pot B was kept in a dark cupboard. Over the next two weeks, the students observed the growth of the plants. The plant in Pot A grew straight and healthy with green leaves, while the plant in Pot B became dull, pale, and weak, with small yellow leaves. The students concluded that light plays a crucial role in the healthy growth of plants.

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